What he said. Having multiples of the same kind of DBTC isn't that big a deal, and this makes sure people have greater knowledge of the 'lineage' it comes from. And thank you very much for considering putting it up!Create new
What he said. Having multiples of the same kind of DBTC isn't that big a deal, and this makes sure people have greater knowledge of the 'lineage' it comes from. And thank you very much for considering putting it up!Create new
If you’ve had it for 15+ years it probably isn’t a “black widow” anemone because the craze to name every morph of bubble tip anemone wasn’t really a thing back then as I recall (I could be wrong of course). So, yes I’d make a new DBTC, and make sure you only give it a special name if you have some lineage history to make you confident, as opposed to it just looking similar.@IOnceWasLegend so I have a nearly identical anemone I've kept for 15+ years. Should I create a new DBTC or should we combine? Also wondering where you got yours originally since mine was from the south or east bay too if I recall. Thanks!
It likes it in your tank You need to feed it more I think. You almost have to overfeed it from what I read or cause an alkalinity spike. You can also cut it I did cut a nem in the past cut it was too big.Mine tripled in size but not splitting. Fed it 1 shrimp a day for a week, hoping that would irritates and split. It has been 16 months View attachment 45310
Thanks for the offer; won't have a nem tank ready for a bit. pass it on, and glad it's done so well under your care!It finally split. @IOnceWasLegend do you want it or should I pass it onto the first in line?
I picked this one up from Jonathan Chia when I bought his tank/livestock a couple years ago.Ok sounds good! It looks so similar and I was curious if they had a similar origin locally. Where did yours come from @IOnceWasLegend ?